From Watson-Lauda to Norris-Ricciardo, a look back at McLaren's most memorable one-twos

The Woking team secured its 50th one-two finish in Shanghai, further cementing its place in Formula 1 history. It's an opportunity to look back at some of the races dominated by McLaren cars, from Long Beach in 1983 to Monza in 2021.

Published 25/03/2025 à 10:03

Cyprien Juilhard

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From Watson-Lauda to Norris-Ricciardo, a look back at McLaren's most memorable one-twos

Third victory for Piastri, but above all 50th double for McLaren in China. @DPPI

1983 United States GP West: A remontada memorable

Numerous retirements, including that of Keke Rosberg (left) allowed the McLaren to come back and score a double. @DPPI

1st: John Watson 2nd: Niki Lauda

Only one driver can boast of having managed to win a Grand Prix in Formula 1 by starting from so far back. Qualifying 22nd on the grid for the 1983 US GP West, John Watson made an absolutely crazy comeback to give McLaren its first victory of the season in the second race. The British team had reason to worry after the first four

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vincent moyet

25/03/2025 at 12:48 a.m.

I have a feeling there's going to be more McLaren one-twos this year. Considering this team's ability to nail the development, this is just the beginning. What I'm hoping for is a sumptuous duel with one-twos, one-twos, and suspense right to the end. It's off to a good start.

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